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What are the opportunities for outdoor recreation in southern Sweden?

Southern Sweden, with its varied landscapes and charming towns, is the ideal destination for anyone who wants to be active and experience Scandinavian nature at the same time.

Hiking & cycling: From the golden rapeseed fields of the Skåne region to the dense forests of Småland, southern Sweden offers numerous hiking and cycling trails. The Skåneleden and well-developed cycle paths along the coastline are particularly inviting.
Water sports: Whether canoeing on the rivers Rönne Å and Helge Å, kayaking along the archipelago coast or sailing in the Öresund - southern Sweden is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Many tours combine nature experiences with cultural highlights such as castle visits and regional cuisine.
Culture & enjoyment: Cities such as Malmö, Ystad or Karlskrona offer historical charm, modern gastronomy and regional specialities. Combine your active day with a visit to a café and enjoy typical ‘fika’ moments.
Sustainability & recreation: Many nature reserves, such as the UNESCO biosphere reserve Vattenriket in Skåne (Kristianstad), focus on environmentally friendly tourism. Here you can observe rare bird species or relax in peaceful surroundings.
Whether on foot, by bike or in a kayak - southern Sweden offers a unique mix of adventure and relaxation, with something for everyone.

Discover the heart of Skåne: travelling adventures in Örkelljunga and the surrounding area

Start your journey by exploring the nature that surrounds the city. It is at its most picturesque and diverse, and the lakes in different corners of the city are the best proof of this. From secluded and quiet to open and majestic, the waters offer unique opportunities for outdoor recreation and activities. Lakes such as Fedingesjön, Hjälmsjön, Lillsjön, Hultasjön, Lärkesholmssjön, Åsljungasjön and others offer excellent opportunities for anglers, boaters and anyone who appreciates peace and harmony with nature.

Many scenic spots in places like Västersjön, Vemmentropssjön and Sjöaltesjön offer ideal conditions for secluded weekends or active outdoor adventures.

Lakes Rössjön and Värsjön are ideal for water sports enthusiasts and anglers and are known for their rich flora and fauna. Majestic views and crystal-clear water make every moment on these lakes unforgettable. While Fjällrammsjön and Balingesjön offer the tranquillity of the mountain landscape, holidaymakers in the bay of Skälderviken can immerse themselves in the coastal atmosphere, enjoy the vastness of the sea and picturesque sunsets.

The two large lakes Vännern and Vättern also offer many opportunities for water sports, fishing and camping.

For anglers and water sports enthusiasts, the River Lagan with its picturesque landscape and rich fishing tradition is an ideal destination. For those looking for a quiet fishing spot, the Lagan offers a varied landscape and an abundance of fish species. Known for its abundance of fish, fishing here is not only a pleasure but also a sporting challenge. The river is home to a variety of fish species including - salmon - one of the most popular fish species, especially during the migration period - trout - both brown trout and sea trout, which are excellent for angling - pike, perch and roach - these fish can be caught in the calmer parts of the river, especially in the estuary and shallow areas. Best fishing spots - upper part of the Lagan: Here the river is less polluted and the water is clearer.

Fishing is good here:

https://www.orkelljunga.se/16/uppleva-och-gora/visit-orkelljunga/uppleva/fiska.html

Each of these lakes and reservoirs is not only a holiday destination but also part of Sweden's natural beauty, where every corner invites you to discover something new and unique.

Skåne has many beautiful rivers, lakes and waterways for kayaking and canoeing. The region's landscape is predominantly flat, making it easy and pleasant to travel on the water. Popular routes include Rönne å, Kävlingeån, Helgoån and Immelnån. The Rönne River is particularly recommended. The Rönne River connects Ringsön with Skalderviken and offers a spectacular journey. However, it should be noted that this route is not necessarily suitable for people carrying a lot of weight or using a heavy canoe, as there are certain gradients. For example, the difficult section at Klippan must be mastered. The stretch between Stokamöllan and Forsmöllan, which is about 30 kilometres long, is suitable for a more leisurely trip.

Blekinge archipelago is a paradise for canoeists and nature lovers. In addition to the high points found here, there are also other interesting places and areas that you can explore:

Karlshamn archipelago: The Karlshamn archipelago offers both short and longer tours. The calm waters and nearby islands make this region ideal for beginners. Highlights: Tärö with old fishermen's houses and picnic spots. Hanö, famous for its historic lighthouse and wild deer. Perfect conditions for a day trip or longer tours.

Ronneby archipelago: The archipelago outside Ronneby is characterised by calm waters and rich wildlife. This area is ideal for families and nature lovers. Highlights: The island of Karö with cosy cafés and hiking trails. Vikbolaget: secluded bays and dense forests. The duration of the excursion is half a day or less. The islands of Hasseln and Johannessholm, known for their traditional fishing villages and panoramic views.

Round trip through Karlskrona archipelago: This route is suitable for experienced canoeists and leads through the outer archipelago of Karlskrona. A challenging but rewarding adventure. Highlights: Old fortresses like Drängö. Look out for seals and seabirds. Stora Ekö with flowering meadows and hiking trails. Narrow straits and rocky coastline.

Torhamn Nature Reserve: This region is perfect for ecological adventures. With its calm lagoons and rich birdlife, Torhamn offers a special atmosphere. Highlights: Birdwatching centre, especially for rare species. Secluded beaches and coves. Camping and rest areas for breaks.

Utklippans archipelago (Norraskär and Södraskär islands): The outermost islands in the Blekinge archipelago are an adventure destination for experienced paddlers. Highlights: Historic lighthouse and unique wildlife. Secluded landscape, perfect for camping. Opportunity to see seals in their natural environment.

Mörrumsån: Mörrumsån, which flows into the Baltic Sea, combines calm stretches of river with open sea. Highlights: Varied landscape from forests to bays. Favoured by anglers for its rich fish stocks. Perfect for a day trip.

In Sweden, including in the picturesque Baltic Sea archipelago, boats up to 12 metres in length and with all types of motorisation can be driven without a special licence. This allows many people to discover the Swedish coastal landscape on their own and experience the feeling of freedom on the water.

You can find more routes here:

https://visitskane.com/de/outdoors-adventure/kanu-und-kajakfahren-skane https://de.wikiloc.com/routen/kajak/schweden

https://www.alltrails.com/de/sweden/skane/river

Where can you go hiking and cycling in southern Sweden?

If you like hiking, you should choose the Skåneleden, which winds its way through forests, fields and picturesque villages in the region.

The Skåneleden is one of Sweden's most famous and longest hiking trails. It is over 1,300 kilometres long and is divided into several stages and routes that lead through some of the region's most scenic areas.

On the Skåneleden, hikers can explore dense forests, picturesque coastal areas, landscapes and historical sites. The Skåneleden is suitable for all fitness levels and is popular with locals and international travellers alike.

The trail also offers many opportunities for camping and outdoor activities.

The main hiking trails of the Skåneleden are

1. Öresundsleden - along the coast of Öresund.
2. Nord till Sydleden - from the north to the south of the region.
3. Ås till Åsleden - between the mountain ridges of Söderåsen and Hallandsåsen.
4. Österlenleden - in the eastern part of Skåne around the towns of Simrishamn and Ystad.
5. Slott till Slottleden - between castles such as Torup and Häckeberga.

https://www.orkelljunga.se/16/uppleva-och-gora/visit-orkelljunga/uppleva/vandra.html

There are also many other hiking areas and trails:
- Circular walk along the hills of Brösarp,
- Wilderness tour in north-east Skåne,
- castle hike along the coast
and many more:

https://www.skaneleden.se/de

Around 40 kilometres from Örkelljunga lies one of Sweden's most spectacular nature parks, Söderåsen National Park. Dramatic gorges, dense forests and panoramic views from the Kopparhatten viewpoint await you here.

Söderåsen National Park is one of Sweden's most impressive nature parks and is located in the Skåne region. Established in 2001, the park covers an area of around 16 square kilometres and is an important centre for ecotourism and outdoor activities. Söderåsen is a hilly area with deep valleys such as the Skäralid Gorge and picturesque cliffs up to 150 metres high. The gorge is covered with dense forest and has streams running through it. The park's forests consist mainly of beech, oak and ash trees. Rare birds such as the peregrine falcon and various species of butterflies and insects live here. There are several small lakes and streams in the park, which attract many visitors due to their cleanliness and tranquillity. Söderåsen offers several well-organised hiking trails with varying degrees of difficulty. The most popular route leads through the Skäralid gorge, where there are viewing platforms with spectacular views. There are also special mountain bike trails in the park. Many tourists come here to enjoy nature, have a picnic and watch birds.

Stenshuvud National Park: Located on the east coast, this park is known for its forests, hills and beaches. Here you can enjoy beautiful views and hikes.

To the south-west of Örkelljunga, the Hallandsåsen ridge is located in the immediate vicinity. This geographical formation is a low elevation that stretches across the regions of Skåne and Halland in southern Sweden. The distance between the centre of Örkelljunga and Hallandsåsen is only a few kilometres and is therefore easy to reach for tourists on holiday in the region.
The ridge is known for its forests, nature trails and beautiful views. It is also a popular destination for hiking, cycling and horse riding.

If you come to Örkelljunga in winter, you should visit the Vallåsen ski area on the Hallandsåsen mountain ridge. The area is suitable for both beginners and experienced skiers.

In autumn, the region is a magnet for mushroom and berry pickers. The forests around the city are rich in natural treasures, and the bright colours of autumn create an atmosphere of solitude and tranquillity.

For those who prefer an active holiday, there are well-developed cycle paths around Örkelljunga. The best known of these is the Kattegattleden. This scenic and popular cycle route is 390 kilometres long and runs along the coast of southern Sweden. The Kattegattleden starts in Helsingborg, a city on the west coast of Sweden, and heads south via Kristianstad and Halmstad to Gothenburg. Cyclists travelling along the route can enjoy beautiful views of the Kattegat strait and the Baltic Sea and explore picturesque coastal villages, nature reserves and long sandy beaches.

The route is divided into several stages, each with its own character and landscape. The Kattegattleden passes through a variety of natural areas, from forests and marshes to rocky coastal sections, and offers plenty of opportunities for breaks and relaxation. The Kattegatleden is a moderately challenging route that is suitable for both beginners and experienced cyclists. The road surface is mostly tarmac and well maintained.

Skåne is indeed a paradise for cyclists, as it offers a variety of landscapes and experiences that appeal to both beginners and experienced cyclists. The region is known for its well signposted and maintained cycle paths, which make it easy to explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage.

This sounds like a wonderful way to explore the coastal landscape while spending a relaxing time with family or friends. These flat routes not only offer breathtaking views of the sea, but also the opportunity to enjoy the local gastronomy in the nearby cafés. These routes are ideal for occasional cyclists in particular, as they are easy to complete and offer plenty of opportunities to take a break and enjoy the surroundings.

Experienced cyclists looking for a more challenging route can venture onto the hilly sections inland. These routes not only offer sporting challenges, but also the opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and discover some of Skåne's hidden treasures.

Regardless of the route you choose, you will always be rewarded with impressive views and the opportunity to explore historical sites and charming villages in Skåne. The mixture of nature and culture makes cycling in this region an unforgettable experience.

Skåne offers a variety of scenic cycle routes that will delight nature lovers and adventurers alike. Here are some of the most beautiful routes you can explore:

Kullaberg nature reserve: This route offers breathtaking views of the sea and leads through a spectacular coastal landscape. The rugged cliffs and lush vegetation make the journey an unforgettable experience.

Söderåsen National Park: The park is known for its dense forests, deep gorges and idyllic streams. The cycle paths here are perfect for anyone who wants to relax in the quiet and peaceful nature.

Landscape around Osterlen: This region is a particular highlight in spring. The colourful rapeseed fields and rolling hills provide a picturesque backdrop for a relaxing cycle tour.

In addition to these local routes, a trip across the Öresund Bridge to Copenhagen is also a good idea. The short journey from Malmö allows you to experience the Danish capital and its excellent infrastructure for cyclists.

These cycle tours offer a perfect combination of nature, culture and adventure. Whether you want to cycle through forests, along the coast or across borders, Skåne has something for everyone.

You can find more information about the other routes under the link below:

https://www.orkelljunga.se/16/uppleva-och-gora/visit-orkelljunga/uppleva/cykla.html

https://www.outdooractive.com/de/radtouren/suedschweden/radfahren-in-suedschweden/116834749/#caml=4za,2dhwa7,983npo,0,0

I närheten av Örkelljunga, en liten stad i södra Sverige, finns flera golfbanor som lockar både lokalbefolkning och turister:

https://golfkartan.se/%C3%96rkelljunga/#google_vignette

Southern Sweden, especially the Skåne region, is known for its picturesque nature, varied landscape and riding opportunities. Dense forests, green hills and open plains alternate with stretches of coastline, creating ideal conditions for horse riding.

Skåne has a mild climate that is ideal for riding all year round. The routes often lead through national parks such as Söderåsen with its deep ravines, forests and pastures.

Rides are available for beginners and advanced riders. There are both short rides on scenic trails and tours lasting several hours where you can immerse yourself in nature. Popular breeds in Skåne include Haflinger horses, which are known for their calm temperament, and Icelandic horses, which are ideal for beginners and families.

Close to Söderåsens National Park is Söderåsens Turridning, which offers tours over hills, through forests and along rivers. This is one of the best ways to explore the region's nature. Flyinge Kungsgård is a historic equestrian centre in Skåne, which offers courses and events related to equestrian sports as well as hikes.

In Småland (about an hour's drive from Örkelljunga) there are places like Sonakull Stables, where rides on Haflinger horses are organised. They are suitable for both beginners and advanced riders.
You can find more information below:

https://visitskane.com/outdoors-adventure/horse-riding-skan

Southern Sweden is famous for its villages, old castles, lighthouses and diverse wildlife. You can enjoy views of the coast, steppes and dense forests while horse riding.

Safaris and experiences for the whole family

One of the region's most exciting attractions is the Smålandet Moose Safari in Markarida, just 30 kilometres from Örkelljunga. Here you can go on safari and observe majestic moose and bison in their natural environment.
Families with children should visit Hembygdspark in Ängelholm, a park with playgrounds and a mini zoo. Those who love water rides can visit Halmstad Äventyrsland amusement park, just 50 kilometres away.
Southern Sweden really does have a lot of natural attractions to offer. Here are some of them:

Ängelholm

Ängelholm's beaches: The long sandy beaches on the Kattegat are ideal for summer holidays, walks and water sports.
Kronoskogen Nature Park: Forests and dunes invite you to go hiking and cycling.

Ljungbyhed

Skäralid Park: A picturesque gorge with breathtaking views, especially in autumn.

Hässleholm

Lake Finjasjön: A favourite place for fishing, picnicking and boating.
Tykarpsgrottan nature reserve: A unique underground cave where limestone was once quarried.

Båstad

Skummeslövstrand: One of Sweden's longest beaches.

Tykarpsgrottan nature reserve: A unique underground cave where limestone was once quarried.

Malmö
Ribersborg Strand: A great place to relax, picnic and walk by the sea.

Lund
Lund Botanical Gardens: A lovely place for a walk.

Istra (Ystad)
Beaches: Some of the most beautiful beaches in Sweden.

Karlskrona
Karlskrona Archipelago: A great area for boating and fishing.

Halmstad
Tylösand Strand: Sandy beach with bars, restaurants and surfing facilities.
Golf clubs: A centre of attraction for golf lovers.

Falkenberg
Skrea beach: Ideal for family holidays.

Växjö
Lakes and fishing: The region is ideal for a holiday on the water.

Jönköping
Lake Vättern: Sweden's second largest lake with crystal-clear water.

Kalmar
Öland Island: Nature parks and beaches, connected to Kalmar by a bridge. Öland, Sweden's second largest island, offers unique natural landscapes, including the Alvar Plains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Which are the most beautiful beaches in southern Sweden?

Southern Sweden offers some of the most beautiful beaches, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea. Here are some of the highlights:

Knäbäckshusen: This picturesque village is located on the east coast of Skåne in the Stenshuvud National Park. The beach is known for its unspoilt nature and clear blue water. It is an ideal place for walks and relaxing in peaceful surroundings.

Skanör: Located on the Falsterbo peninsula, just half an hour from Malmö, Skanör beach offers fine white sand and shallow water that is perfect for swimming. The colourful beach huts add to the charm of the beach.

Sandhammaren: Located to the east of Ystad, Sandhammaren is one of Sweden's most beautiful and extensive beaches. The fine, white sand and gentle dunes make it a perfect destination for sun worshippers and nature lovers.

Mälarhusen: Also located to the east of Ystad, Mälarhusen offers a quiet and less crowded stretch of beach. The peaceful atmosphere is perfect for relaxing days by the sea.

Mossbystrand: Located between Trelleborg and Ystad, Mossbystrand is a favourite place for families thanks to its gently sloping sandy beach and good infrastructure with cafés and restaurants nearby.

Täppet Strand: Located on the east coast of Skåne, Täppet Strand offers a beautiful backdrop of pine forests and dunes. The beach is ideal for long walks and enjoying the picturesque surroundings.

What sights are there to discover in southern Sweden?

Southern Sweden is a region with a rich historical heritage, beautiful nature, a vibrant cultural life and countless opportunities for outdoor activities. It includes Skåne, Blekinge, Halland and part of Småland. The most important tourist attractions in southern Sweden are described below.

Region Skåne

Malmö

Turning Torso: Scandinavia's tallest building, a symbol of modern architecture.
Malmöhus Castle: Medieval castle and museum with exhibitions on the region's culture and nature.

Lund

Lund Cathedral: One of the oldest cathedrals in Scandinavia, famous for its astronomical clock.
Lund University: Historic campus and museums, including the culture museum.

There are numerous cultural sights within a radius of less than 50 kilometres, such as Kärnan Fortress in Helsingborg - a medieval tower with panoramic views.

Sofiero Gardens: Magnificent park and former royal residence.

The town of Båstad, 30 kilometres away, is known for its old buildings. Cosy cafés and restaurants invite you to linger.

Istra (Ystad)

Wallander route: Visit the locations of Henning Mankel's crime series.
Gothic architecture: churches and historic buildings.

Kristianstad

Historic centre: stroll through the old alleyways.

The town itself is home to Örkelljunga Church, which represents the architecture of the region. Lovers of local history can visit old farms and manor houses.

Museum in Ängelholm - an ideal place for a family holiday with exhibitions on the history of the region.

The town is known for its pottery tradition. The local workshops and shops offer unique ceramics.

Krapperup Castle - a historic building from the 16th century with a beautiful garden. Ängelholm Railway Museum: An interactive museum that tells the story of the Swedish railway. A great destination for families.

Hässleholm: Historical centre and museums with exhibitions on the history of the region.

Blekinge Region

Karlskrona
Maritime museum: Exhibits on Swedish maritime history.
Karlskrona Archipelago: A great area for boating and fishing.
Historical centre: UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ronneby
Brunnsparken: One of Sweden's most beautiful parks.
Spa history: The region's oldest spa town with healing springs.

Halland region

Halmstad
Museum of Modern Art: Works by Swedish artists.

Falkenberg
Gastronomy: Farmers' markets and traditional Swedish cuisine.

Region Småland

Växjö
Glass museum: Småland is the centre of Swedish glassblowing.

Jönköping
Match Museum: The only museum in the world dedicated to the history of matches.

Kalmar
Kalmar Castle: Magnificent fortress right by the sea.

What cultural events and festivals are taking place in southern Sweden that you shouldn't miss?

International tennis tournaments in Båstad are an exciting annual event for tennis fans that takes place in the second decade of July. This is a great opportunity to see the world's best players in action.

Current schedule for each year and more information can be found at the link below:

https://www.kicker.de/bastad-schweden/tennis-turnierinfo/2024

If you are planning to visit the region in the run-up to Christmas, the Christmas markets in Ängelholm, Markaryd and the surrounding area are an absolute highlight. Not only do they offer an inviting atmosphere, but also the opportunity to experience Swedish traditions and culinary specialities. Remember to bring warm clothes to enjoy the festive atmosphere to the full!

From June to November, the season of exciting events begins in southern Sweden, with something to suit everyone: Open-air festivals, sports competitions, gastronomic markets, music performances and cultural festivals that immerse you in the unique atmosphere of the region:

June

Sweden Rock Festival

July

Match Cup Sweden sailing race
Ystad Jazz Festival

August

Medieval Week on Gotland
Way Out West Festival in Gothenburg
Tjörn Runt sailing regatta
Gothenburg Jazz Festival

September

Harvest festival on Öland
Gothenburg Book Fair
Apple market in Kivik
Dalsland Canoe Marathon

November

Gothenburg Liseberg Christmas Market
Malmö Christmas Market
Gamla Linköping Christmas Market

https://www.elchburger.de/schweden/events

Are there any special culinary specialities in southern Sweden?

Örkelljunga and the surrounding region in southern Sweden offer a variety of culinary experiences that include both local and traditional specialities. Here are some highlights not to be missed during a visit:

Cafés and restaurants: in Örkelljunga itself and nearby towns such as Båstad and Ängelholm, you can enjoy local specialities. These include fresh fish, game dishes and a selection of Swedish pastries.

Farmers' markets: Especially in Hässleholm and Hörby you will find markets selling fresh and local produce such as vegetables, berries, cheese and honey. These markets are ideal for getting to know the local cuisine and buying fresh ingredients.

Wineries in Kullabygden: Around 40 kilometres from Örkelljunga, the region's wineries offer the opportunity to taste local wines and ciders. A trip there is particularly recommended for wine lovers.

Local fish and seafood specialities: Southern Sweden is known for its seafood, including langoustines, herring and prawns. These fresh ingredients can often be found on the menus of local restaurants.

Traditional dishes: The ‘new Skåne cuisine’ is a modern interpretation of traditional dishes. Be sure to try the Skåne pâté and soups with root vegetables to experience the culinary diversity of the region.

Farm products: In addition to the products mentioned above, cider and various cheeses from the region are also very popular. These can often be purchased directly from the producers or at local markets.

Southern Sweden, with its rich culinary tradition and an abundance of fresh, local ingredients, offers gourmets many opportunities for discovery.

Edible souvenirs from southern Sweden will delight you with their variety and authentic flavour. One highlight is Kalix caviar (Kalix Löjrom) - a fine roe with an intense flavour that perfectly complements the classic Swedish table. For lovers of Nordic specialities, reindeer meat (Renkött) is an excellent choice, while the famous Västerbotten cheese (Västerbottensost) with its strong and spicy flavour is a culinary symbol of the region.

Those with a sweet tooth will be delighted by cloudberry jam (Hjortronsylt), the traditional gingerbread biscuits (Pepparkakor) and the famous candy cane (Polkagris). Crispbread and flatbread (Knäckebröd and Tunnbröd) offer a crispy treat, and the pyramid cake (Spettekaka) is an impressive visual and flavour highlight.

Amateur cooks can use roasted oatmeal (‘skrädmjöl’) to conjure up their own Swedish creations, and a colourful bag of sweets is the perfect souvenir for the little ones. And don't forget: the Swedish fika - the tradition of enjoying coffee with pastries - makes for unforgettable memories of southern Sweden.

Information taken from the website:

https://visitsweden.de/aktivitaten/essen-trinken/souvenirs-aus-schweden/

What is the climate like in southern Sweden and when is the best time to visit?

Summer in southern Sweden, especially from June to August, offers warm weather and long days that are ideal for beach visits, water sports and outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. The temperatures are pleasant and the landscape is green and lively.

Autumn, especially September and October, is a great time to enjoy the impressive nature of southern Sweden. The forests glow in bright autumn colours and there are fewer tourists, which allows for more peace and solitude. This time of year is great for nature walks, mushroom picking and enjoying the fresh autumn air. The cooler temperatures also make it pleasant to explore the region's cultural sights.

Are there any recommended routes for a tour of southern Sweden?

You can find many tours in southern Sweden via the links we have selected for you:

https://reisevergnuegen.com/tipps-roadtrip-suedschweden/ https://www.traveloptimizer.de/schweden-rundreise-route/#google_vignette https://www.billiger-mietwagen.de/reisewelt/schweden/reiserouten-se/schweden-roadtrip.html

What is the best way to travel and get around in southern Sweden?

There are several convenient ways to travel and get around in southern Sweden. No matter which means of transport you choose, southern Sweden offers many options for travelling around the region comfortably and efficiently:

Car: If you want to travel flexibly and independently, a hire car is a good choice. The E4 motorway runs through southern Sweden and connects many important towns and sights. Örkelljunga is located directly on this route, making it a favourable starting point for exploring.

By plane: The nearest airport to Örkelljunga is Ängelholm-Helsingborg Airport, which offers flights to various destinations. From there, you can continue your journey either by public transport or hire car.

Cycling: Sweden is a cycle-friendly country with many well-signposted cycle paths. Cycling can be an enjoyable way to explore the scenic surroundings of southern Sweden.

Ferry to Denmark: An interesting way to explore neighbouring countries is by ferry from Helsingborg to Denmark. The crossing to Helsingør is fast and offers a beautiful view of the Öresund. From there you can travel on to Copenhagen or other parts of Denmark.

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